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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1904-7-14, Page 2, , ',1:1,157717114!IP.7.-.771Mee Sae 'a:reefs . 'n-eeeeileate leen ' JBIai1J8EPPE LAPPOITI PT. ruYSICIA.11 TO THE POPE PRAISESDL WILLIAMS • Pnm. PILLS. In Four. Cases of An.a.ernia Their Effects Were so Satisfaetory tb.at Be Will Go on 'Using Them. Dr, Leaman!, whose skill preservea the life of the late Pope Leo XIII to 'the great rage of 92, and to whose care the health of the present Pope, 'Lila Holiness Pius X., is (mended, 'bas written the remarlialile letter of which the following is a transla- tion e— "r .certify that I have tried Dr. 'Williams' Pink Pills in four cases of ;he simple Anaemia, of development. After a few 'weeks of treatment, the eesult came fully up to my expecte- tione. For that reasoa 3. shall not fail in the future to extend the uSe ot this laudable preparation not on- ly in the treatment of other morbid 'forms a the category of Anaemia, or Chlortaie, but also in cases of Nour- asthenia and the like," DR, GIUSEPPE L.A.PPOIal. Dr, Giuseppe Lappoei, Physician to 91e Pope, who has written a letter in praise crf Dr. Wil- liams' Phok Pills for Pale People. It would be impossible to exagger- et° the importance of this opinion. Lapponi's high official position )Iaces his professional competence o.bove question, and it is certain 'hat he did not write as above with - nut weighieg his words, or 'without L full sense of the effect his opinion Would Have. The "simple anaemia of develop- ment" referred to by Dr. Lapponi is of course that tired, languid condi- tion of young girls whose develop- • ment to womanhood is tardy, and • whose health, at the period of that development, is so often imperilled. A girl, bright and merry enough in childhood, will in her teens grow by .degrees pale and languid. Frequent headaches, and a sense of uneasiness . „which she cannot understand, makes BRITON ARE BADL1BE TIIIS BUTOITER ThAL1 RIGHT EXPEIrT SAYS GB,E,AT aAxtx xs DONE BY WRONG DIET-, Condon= the Food Given. to S cb. o alb oys, $ °Idlers and Sailos Is the British nation growing too fast? That is a question which is being seriously* discussed Just iow in view or the statement by a prom- inent medical men at Edinburgh that the youth of the country are being red at selmol upon a diet which en- courages the formatiou of flesh ra- ther thee intellect. Dr. Yorke -Davies, of London, the well-anown dietetic expert, is of the opinion, and in the course of an in- teresting interview, gave tho follow- ing expression of his views; MOTiTil ANIMAL FOOD. "I Wu quite in agreement with the opimion expressed by Dr. Leslie Mac- kenzie at the meeting of the Par- ents' National Education Union at Edinburgh, that the average school- boy is very improperly fest, and a very great deal of harm is done to the youth of this country by wrong diet. Ere has too much farinaceous food and not enough animal food, The practice or giving boys beer is a thoroughly bad ono, as at their age they are much better without alco- holic stimulants of any kind. "The usual school meals are made up far too largely of bread, pud- dings, and jam, which are not the foocis of energy. One boy, who was recently brought to inc for over -fat- ness, I ordered to be removed from Iris school at once, so very harmful was the diet proving. Every sehoole boy, says Dr. Clement Dukes, a great authority, should have a pound of meat a day, and it should be well cooked. With this I agree. is not, however, in schools -aloe° that feeding is based. on en- tirely wrong principles. The same is the case in the army, the navy and nearly all great public institta lions. Take work -houses, for in- stance. Not long ago it was stated that the inmates of a certain work- house had grown so fat that the chairs were not sufficiently large for them. SAILOR BADLY FED. "The food of the sailor, according tothe latest improved' ration, is absolutely too ridiculoes for words, because it contains over three times as much. farinaceous matter as he should be allowed. The result of the diet cannot but affect his efficiency in war time, rendering him far less ac- tive than he ought to be. In a few years, in fact, it is calculated, as I have pointed out in an article in the .`Gentleruan's Magazine,' to make him fat, lazy and gouty, and he will scarcely be able to waddle about the deck. "The convicts at Dartmoor also have more than double the amount of food—that is to say, farinaceous foods—that they should have, with net miserable. Just when it is time the result that they become very for her to leave off being a girl tued become a woman—a change which conies to different individuals at dif- ferent ages—her development 1ingers— a)ec.1 obviously not so capable of do - why? Because :nal has too little nig the convict's ordinary hard work • blood. That is what Dr. Lapponi 'Means when he speaks, in the scien- tific language natural to him, of "the anaemia of development." Dr. Wile hams' Pink Pills for Pale People ' Have tho power of making new fatness is becoming more and more blood. They cure anaeinia just as common. This is in some measure obese. When I went over the prism). recently I found that most ot them were too fat even to walk properly, as they should be, FATNESS COMMON. "I have noticed that among the upper classes in this country over - food curee hunger. That is how they help growing girls, ate, for ,want of this new blood, often drift .into chronic ill -health, or "gonto 1 'a decline' means consemption 1- - ie wh 1 a they need. ' It is also due part to the abeminable dishes —and die. Dr. Williams' P1118 could 1 n . , Nave them. which pass as French cookery in this ! The value of Dr. Williams' ip ilk country, •"So difficult, in fact, is it to get o Vills as a nerve tonic, referred to 1 i by Dr. Lapponi, makes them value- French cookery properly done th.at it r• t. I ought. as a general rule, to be rig- ble to nien as well as women. They , 'act on the nerves through the blood I °I4c)usbr eschewed. I am not refer - a • ring, of course, to great hotels like end thus cure diseases like St. Vitus ' ii Claridge's or the Savoy, where the t• dance, neuralgia, paralysis and loco - Oe motor ataxia. When buying these I very best chefs procurable are •em - t pills. it is important to see that the 1 Pl°3red o nor to some of the dinners full name Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Preparecl at the homes of tbe weal - for Pale Peeple" o ' is printed on the (Vilest tipper classes, but if you go wrapper around each box. lnever ;to the .middle-class homes, where at - take a substitute, as it is worse ;tempts are made by third-rate Eng - than a watite of mouev—it is a men- tlish cooks to reproduce delioate due to the fact that the luxurious eat a great deal more than they ought to, some even trouble and treb- ace to health. If you cannot get the !French sauces and garnishings, • the gentile() pins from your dealer write 'result is most ludricrous. the Dr. Williams' Medicine Cse, "Qur reputation as a eneat-eating Brockville, Ont., and the pills will b.attob eaeurits ti6 doubt for tho' be sent you post, paid at 50 cents a moderate average of girth of the box er ?ix boxes for p.5o, British nation, in comparison with arm the middle class in Continental cone- .• tries, such as /taly, Femme, nolland • "But I hope," said the Pedy, atom and Belbium, where a large propor- r the photographer was endeavoring ,tion of the diet is farinaceous,. and o to get into position, "1 bope you 'the tendency is for the people to be - won't display iny photo in the win- conic very obese. The Germans are o . ' !low afterwards!" "Oh, Do!" re- also, as a race, very stout, and this plied the photographer as he tried. seeme to be in a great measure 'dee o • i ' not to look pleasant, "we shouldn't to their drinking such large quanti- • think of such a thing." • ties of thin beer, which is Very fat- •tening. ' DULLS THE INTELLECT. Some women are busy little bodies and one others are little busy- bodies. • SAVE BAI3Y'S-LIPE. You cannot watch your little ones too carefully during the hot wea- ther. At this time sickness conies been thirty-five instead of forty-six •iwirtly arid the sands or the little owl not so fat when he fought wrolt- • Ur() are apt to glide away almost be- fore you know it. Dysentry, diarr- hoea, cholero infantum, and stomach troubles are alarmingly frequent during the hot weather. At the first xign of any of these trainees 'Baby's Dem Tablets should be given—aeteee etill. an occasional dose will prevent these troubles tom 1 ng, end the Tab- • lets should therefore be kept in 'every home. Promptness May save your' Child's life. Mrs. j. It. Standen, Weyirurn, says: "Baby's Own Tablets are valuable in cases of rhoea,• constipation, hives, and when teething, r have never used a Medicine that gives such good sates- contented man oveiefat; because so taction.” Tide Is the experience of much of hiS eliee is devoted eo Wore alt mothers who have 'used the Tab- nth% over hin grieVanCegi Whethec • fete, If you do net find the Tablets real or imegthery. That °is what at your druggists meld 25 eente to I meant eihen T said in the Gentle - Pio Winiarrite Medicine Co., Arageeine the t, I should like to BrockVilIe, &Die, end bOX bo see a tiventeestone Anarehlet, hill "Over -fatness undoubtedly tends to. didi'the intellect and decrease energy. It will be found by studying his- tory that very few really greet and successful soldiers or thinkers have been fat. think there is some truth in the assertion of a military friend of mine that if Napoleon had erloo, the resell:. of the battle *rot have been different. As it was, over - 'fatness had sapped his energy and crippled the ease of his movements, 'Wellington, on the other hand, had the advanteige Of being a eompara- tively thin manes 'If we take the leading' state'Sinea of to -day, afa ChareberIain has do- eidetny slina figere, and Ras Bat - 'tone also errs on the right side. Among the -Liberals, Moe Merley, per- haps the most thoughtful of hie party, hae no superfluous. fliteb to cm - combo' him.. Of couree, there ar.0 "Yon Will Very seldmn find a die - Pent yene eaall pest paid on tie ot er lore , w aro eng 'HAD, DIABETES BUT WAS • CURED BY Dora:Ps KIDNEY' PILLS. Great laterest in the Cane a.s Peo- ple Realize Whaa Cure Dia- betes Will Ours Any Kidney Dis- ease. Torouto, Ont„ July 11,—(Specia1). —As the people learn to realize how much the general health depends on keeping the kidneys right, and how many diseases are the direct result of bad kidney melon every verified cure OR a severe kidney disease • is received ivith interest. For that reason the ease of A. W. Holman, the well-known butcher of 193e Mutual street thie city, is well worthy of attention.. Mr. Holman had Diebetes. Now he is a well man, Dodd's Kidney Pills cured it. Asked concerning his ease, M. Holman said— • "Yes, I had Diabetes for six years. I tried all kinds of remedies, but to no use. My attention was called to Dodd's Kidney Pills by an advertise- ment and I began to use them. I only used six boxes when. I was com- pletely cured." As it is concocted that what will cure Diabetes will cure any Kidney Disease it must be admitted •that Dodd's Kidney Pills will cure any Kidney Disease. obese and flabby. FATare usually FAT EASILY REMOVED. "Those who have the misfortune to be over -fat have at least the con- solation that it is a disease easily cured by proper dipt and exercise. As it is caused almost invariably by improper food, it can only be dealt with by the patient with proper food. Medicines are useless, and shoula never be taken for that pur- pose. The quack medicines which you seta advertised so freely, and such drugs as acetic acid, thyroid tablets, and purgatives of various kinds. ir they bring *about reduction of weight at all, do so at the ex- pense of health. "Of course, it is impossible to lay down a'particular diet suitable for all cases of' over -fatness. The proper food for one individual is not the proper food for another; in fact, in this case nothing could be more tree than the old adage that, 'What is one lnan's food is another men's poison.' " riRsT IV/AKER. Italian Ia.d theHonor—Two Of His Instruments Remain. It was a harpischord maker, Chris- tofori, in the employ of the Duke DS Tuscany who in 1711 made the first pucceesful piano. As Curator of Fer- dinand de Medici he had a splendid collection of Belgian, French and Rath= instruments to look after, and this undoubtedly aided. him, though the model was so crude that the inventor could never have dream- ed a monument weuld ever be erect- ed in his memory. There are only two grand pianofortes of Christefori in existence, says a 'writer in 'Immo- keeper. One decorated in gold and Chinese figures is in Florence and the other • is in. the Crosby -Brown. collection. in the Metropolitan Art Museum. Three documents attest the authenticity of this last enstrument; which was purchased from Sigeor Diego Martelli. From this feeble be- ginning a lOng list of names could be mentioned of men who lielped per- fect the piano. But factories clone could never have achieved without WRONG TRACK. ....•••1111 • Had to Switch. Even the most careful person is apt to get on the wrong track re - gelding food sometimes and hae to switcei °Yen When the right food is selected the host, of ails that come from im- proper food and drink disappear, evea where the treuble bee been el iiielong standing. - "From a child I was never strong and had a capricious appetite and I was allowed to eat whatever fancied—rich cake, highly seasoned food, hot biscuit, etc.—so it was not surprising that my digestion was soon out of Order and at the age of twenty-three was on the verge of nervous prostration. a had no ap- petite and as had been losing strength (because I didn't get nour- ishment in my daily food to repair the wear and tear on body and brain) I had no .reserve force to fall back on, lost flesh rapidly and no medicine helped me. . "Then it Was a wise physician or- dered •Grape -Nuts and cream and saw to it that I gave this food (new to me) a proper trial and it showed he knew what he was aboeft, because I got better by beunds from the very first. That was in the summer and bY winter I was •in better health than ever before in niy life, had gaineti in flesh arid weight and felt like a rieW person altogether in mind as well as body, all dee to nourish- ing and completely digestible food, Grapc-Nu Is. "Thee beppeeed three years ago; and never site() then have I had any but petfect boa' eh. for sleek to my Crepe -Nuts rood and cream and still think it delicioes, I eat it every dey. tester tiee of this food and can enjoy •a -saucer of ' 0 rape-Nots end cream when nothhig else Satisfies my appetite and it's eurprising how eestained toed strong 0 small saucer- ful Will. Male: oite feel for hour'' gainet given by '1'0MM-in 00., tattle Creek , kch True fora that ea rrieS One tolorg and I`theee.' 8 reaS 0 (IMPS -Nu tS 10 dayStreves big things. (let theAittie book, "The Road ee fe each paticage, Sunlight Soap not burn the .nap off vvoolen's nor the surface. off linens. SUN MIT azDVcE5 EXPENSE Aelt for the Octagon HU. so oweiroosowwwwwwwwwwwewomayemewwwwfwei royalty 't0 ellOoltrage end virteceess to play, Frederick the. Great order- ed ave pianos for his palate, where they can be seen at the present day. Marie Antoinette WaS a patron of the art. Clementi, England and Mozart, in Gernmey, intreduced the instrumeut so it became a part of life. It was. in Pleyel'S concert room that ' Chopin played, tied our later Arms have brought' out a long list of artists, el oeeffy, Paster- ewski and others. LONDON 73UILT ON sroNoEs, One could assuredly find no worse ground to build upon than a, bed of sponges, such as we use for Abe bath. And yet London has for its subsoil only sponges, although we call th.em flints. 'Once they grew as sponges do now in salt water shal- lows, and they are found in layers petrffled among the chalk of south- ern England. The Thames Valley chalk has been melted like so enticb sugar, and carried away with the running waters; but the flints bay° been left behind, and on these the whole city of London has found its excellent foundatious. How's This We otter One Hundred Dollars Iteward for any CaS0 of Catarrh that, cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh. Cure. IP CHENEY & CO„ Toledo, O. We, 'the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the hast 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. WALDINC, KINNAN & mARVIN, 'Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0. Ball's Catarrh Cure is taken internal- ly, acting directly upon the blood and raucous surfaces of the system. -Testi- monials sent free. Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Take nail's Pamily for consti- pation. Willie Peebles—The horse was go - in'—" Teacher—iDon't forget your g, Willie. Willie Peebles—Gee, the horse was goin'--." Wilson's Fly Pads, Three hen- dred times cheaper than sticky paper. The modern peerage of Japan con- sists of 10 princes, ' 25 marvises, 80 counts, 852 viscounts, and 98 barons. Lifebuoy Soap—disinfectant — is strongly recommended by the medical profession as a safeguard against in- fectious diseases. 22 A fool envies another man's luck and a wise man envies his pluck. Men who go to law aro sure to get satisfaction—is they are lawyers. 1.•••1••••••••• Wilson's Fly Pads, One ten cent packet has actually killed a bushel of flies, When genie men lend a hand they expect the loan of two in return. The pessimist may have hopes, but he never expects them to be realized. They Cleanse the System Thoroughly— Parmetee'e Vegetable Pills clear the stom- ach and bowels of bilious matter, caus- the excretory vessels to throw off impuri- ties from the blood into the bowels and expel the deleterious mass from the body. They do this without pain or incouvena fence to the patient, who speedily realizes their good offices as soon as they begin to tette effect. They have strong recom- mendations from all kinds of people. "His wife is an ardent temperance worker, isn't she?" ` 'Yes; she won't travel in the West tocCause she heard that the climate is stimulat- Wilson's Fly Pads are sold by al Druggists and General. Stores. •••••••••••• Geese aro driven to the great Pra- gue fair with their feet encased in tar boots to prevent them from in- jury. Minard's ilhiment Lumbermag's Vivid Cook—Shure, mune Fido's just either bitin' the lig. av th' .butcher bye! • Mistress—Dear, dear! IIcav dreadfully annoying! 'r cio hope he was a clea.n boy, Mary. There never was, and never will he a universal panacea 10. 000 reMed5r, for all illS to Which 'flesh is heir—the very nature of many curatives being such tho,t were the germs of other and dif- ferently seated diseases rooted in the system of the patient—what would re. lieve one 111, in turn 'would aggravate the other. We have, however, in Quin- ine Whir:, W11011 obteinanle ift a sound unadulterated state, o remedy for many and grevious ills. By its gradual and judicious use, the frailest systems are led into convalscence and strength, the influence which Quinine exerts 00 Nature's own restoratives. It relieves the drooping spirits of those with Whom a. chronic •state of ' In orb id des- pondency end leek et interest in life is a, disease, and, by traneeiiizing the nerves,; disposes to sound and retreshing sleep—imparts vigor to. the &teflon of the blood, which being . stimulated, 1 courses throughont the veins, strength- ' ening the healthy animal functions of the system, thereby making activity a necessary result,. strengtheran (4 the frame, and .givieg life to tile digestive .eigens, welch naturany demand in- creased substance—result, Improved itp- petite, Northrdp & Lyman of froeon. to, have given to the public their su- perior Quinine Wine at the usual rote, and, gauged by the opinion.. of scien- tists, this wine 'rt.ppl'ottellev is oar est per- fOttiOrit of auy In. tee inerket. Alt drug- gists tell it. • .€44d ise,a 444e, a/nAft, ,t;784,Loal 44..e,, /Wm*, eAtio ramt.eN0 " • 1 .e LOWER OYMIXEMONSVC..... pRzeoEs USE BETTE _ ,QUALITY Cto CAN BE MAD IN Pails, Wash Basins, Milk Pans, /it Any riret‘C/aos Groctor Can Supply you. INSIST ON GETTING EDDY'S. .1a...oie,,F.Iiiet;,«M'araqi.*""att. • ••••••••••••••••••aman ‘4, Potatoes, Poultry Eggs, Butter, Apples Let us- have your consignment of any, of these articles and we will get you good prices. THE DAWSON COMMISSION CO', -Untitled' car. West elarttet and Colborne ate; HAUNTS OF PI_SPI AND GAIVIE. -Attractions for Sportsmen on. the Line of the Grand Trunk. The Grcuul Trunk Railway Company has Witted a handsome publication, profusely illustrated with half -tone engravings, descriptive of the many attractive localities for sportsmen on their line. of railway. Many of the regions teached by the Grand Think seem to have been specially prepared for the delectation of mankind, and where for a brief period the cares of business aro cast aside and life is given up to enjoyment. Not only 'do the "Ilighlands of Ontario" present unrivalled facilities for both hunting,. fishing and camping, but the 30,000 Islands of the Georgian Bay, Thou- sand Islands and St. Lawrence Riv- er, Rideau River and Lakes, Lake St. John, and the mans, attractive lo- calities in Maine and New 'Tama- sbire, present equal opportunities for health, pleasure and sport. All these localities are 2 -cached by the Grand Trunk Railway System, aacl 00 trains unequalled on the continent. Abstracts of Ontario, Michigan, Que- bec, New Ha.mpshire and Maine fish and game laws are inserted in the publication for the guidance of sportsmen. The Grand Trunk Rail- way has also issued ,descriptive il- lustrated matter for each district sere- arately, which are sent free on ap- plication to the agents of the Com- panY and to Mr. J. D. McDonald, District Passeneer Agent, G. T. .11., Union Station, Toronto. Money occasionally makes a fool at a man by helping him to break into society.. . Wilson's Fly Pads are the best fly killers made. An eccentric woman is ono who dresses for comfort regardless of looks. Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere Never judge a man's knowledge of human nature by the opinion he lia,s el himself. •••••••.=1.1.. A Cure for Rheumatism. —The intrusion of uric acid into the bleed vessels is a fruitful cause of rheumatic pains. This irregularity is owing to a deranged and unhealthy condition of the liver.. Any one subject to this painful affection will find a remedy in Parmelee's Vegetatle Pills. Their action upon the IthineyS is prononnced and most beneficial, and by restorineabeelthy action, they correct im- purities -in the, blood. _ Sister—You have told me her name, yet I know no more than I did be- fore. Is she beautiful? Brother-- Bea:LAMM. Why, she could make ev- en the present taphions look artis- tic." Mimes Liniment Is used by Physicians There are no genie laws to handi- cap the man who hunts trouble. Many a man takes a joke for tha purpose of working it off as one of his own, 'Who t did the teacher say a boort I Sour atierty?" asked Mrs. Gudley. "Ile , said it yews tautological," answered Item girl graduate. "Gracious We! To think of your (loin' anything lik• e that, almost the first time tryinal" For Over Sixty Years Mas. Winton's socennto SYRUP has boon need tog Willow; of mothers far their children while teethinu lamellae the child, softens the gnus, allays pain, claw wind collo, regulates the etornach and bowels, and is tho beetromodg for Tharrhosa. Twenty-five cents' e bottle Sold badniggIste throughout the 'World. Ile euro and a& for "Ides. WissLow14$oontisio Ssnur." 22-01 •Englead's banana import has in- creased from 1,500,000 to 5,000,000 bunches in three years. There are no fatal slipping -on -banana -peel sta- tistics available._._ WilsOn's ,Fly Pads will clear yam' house of flies. • WHAT BONE'S SAID. Couneel—"I lesiet on all anewer to rny question. Yott have tot told the all the eonversation. I want to know all that passed between you ancl Mr. Bones on the occasion ere which you refer," ,Rellietant W1 $--"i"10 told you, e'Veratitiag Of any wi.Zetequence." "Yoe 'have told me tbat you said - to WM,. 'Bones, this ease ivill got inta the court some day.' Now I want to keow what lie said in re - Plea" , he s.ald : 'Brown, thee. so.' t rinythieg this butilhess that aeliamed of, and if tiny erieopieg yeeeluterieg, four-by-si X, girlie let -eyed lawyee, With ball a pound , Of breitie cold siXteen ountem of Jena ;• %vents to know what I've beeu itiolkifig abaut, Suet tell him,' 1' BUCHANAN'S UNLOADING OUTFIT Works even both on. stacks and la barnS, unloado an blade Or hay and groin either loose Oslo sheavoe. Bendforeataloguete, M. T. BUCIIANAN &CO., Ingersoll; Ont. COLORADO AND RETURN. Via Union Pacific every day from June lst to September 80th, inclus- ive, with -final return limit October - 31st, 1904, from St. Louis $25.00, Chicago $30.00, with corresporidingly low 2-ates from other points. 13e sure - your ticket reads over this line. Inquire of H. F. Carter, T. P. A., 75 Yonge St., Toronto, Canada. ..••=11•••••••• There are 586 sorts of edible plants., known, of which 40 are flower pro- ducers, and 21 yield sugar in paying: quantities. Keep Minard's Liniment in the Ilrise, In order to set up inbusiness for. . himself, a shoemaker's assistant in Paris stole 3,500 pairs of bootse during a period of four months. • Wilson's Fly Pads: the original and only genuine. Avoid cheap imi- tations. • Letters dropped into a box in Pare - is aro delivered in Berlin Within an. hour and a half. They are whisked through tubes by peetunatic power. "Ibis a Great Public Benefit."—These, significant words were used in relation ca Dr. Thomas' Eclectrie Oil, by a gentle- man who had thoroughly tested its. merits in his own ease—hievieg been cured by it of lameness of the knee, or three or four years' standing. It nevef fails to remove soreness as well as lame ness, and is an incomparable pulmoni- ary and corrective. Mrs. Sniffen—"Did that Lunatumn. girl ever succeed in reforming her husband?" Mr. Sniften—"et com- pletely, although I hear that she haS reached that point where he eaii. resist everything but temptation." St. Martin, Que., May 16, 1895. C. C. RICHARDS & CO. entlemen,—Last November my child stuck a nail in his knee caus- ing inflammation so severe that I was advised to take him to Mont- real and have the limb amputated to save his life. A neighbor advised US to try MIN- ARD'S LINIMENT, which we did, and within three days my child was all' right,. and I feel sograteful that S send you this testimonial, that my experience may he of benefit to others. LOUIS GAGNIER. It01•111111. • Clergyman—"I am afraid: you are a child of sin. Parishioner—Well, I have the comfort of knowing that 1 • am not an only, child. ieeItt imtaaynabeito‘iNitafastrtiefininigts croalndbitg,nyrg oletit lungs, and you will soon be carried to aa untimely grave. In this country we bave sudden changes and mast expect to have coughs and colds. We Cannot 'need thane` bill WO can effect a cure by using Bickle's Anti -Consumptive Syrap, themedicine that has never been known to fail in cur- ing coughs, colds, bronchitis and all af- fections of tile throat, lungs and chest. "Oh, George," sighed the romantic girl, "I wish you were like the old- time knights.; I wish you'd do some- thing brave to show your love for "Q'racious!" cred her fiancee, "ha.ven't I agreed to marry you, and mo only getting $20 a week?" I Most people think too lightly of a. cough. It is a serious matter and needs prompt attention. Take Shiloh's Consumption -Cure when the first sign of a cough or cold appears. It will cure yeti easily and quickly then --later it will be herder to cure. Pekes, lace Mee red $1,00. 311 '170—Sa' 'OXisi N ' r."